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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1928. CARNIVAL DANCE! AT THE WIGWAM Saturday Nite, Nov. 10th SURE IN Gil SATURDAY, VIEW- i I HUSKIES ! LOSERS Only They Can Hold Bears to Low Score. Music by the Merrymakers. ; Washington State to Start j i Against Trojans v ith ; . ; Five Sophomores in Lineup. OREGON VEGETABLES ARE FACTOR IN FALL MARKET Fall head Mture and railUhfai ft re boinj? grown in cold fnur.eH in snnie districts of Oregon 1hto Revere frosts are likely to occur in that aentfon. By uhd of the cold frampfl and accompanying kUim push the season of production Is lnKth'ned permitting partial bud plifH for thn local maiket in com petition Xth Houtiirin piodui'ta. Lettuce of the New York variety is largely used at thin time of year. Plants are. started three months in advance so as to reach maturity tn November for the j b'st results and are bpaced from 1:1 to 14 inches apart each way so' they will have plenty of room for j hendfl to develop. i (Awnciat'd I'rw ! I Wirt-) RKATTLK, Nov. 9. th an available twjuad of 12 Ihh men than the number of invading Uni versity of California players, the I'niverslty of Washington football JtHillsheR are also being grown t eleven was set today to try and MtMfactoi ily under frames. The hold the Golden Hears to a re la va r let fes used most are scarlet j tlvely low score when they meet tut nip w ntte-iippeii, or any or me j nere tomorrow. other long red or white varieties, ft Forecasts are for dry field, which would give the F 2m HiSSsSsxS All "Batteries look Alike- outsidi Its1 what's Inside of Storage Batteries'1 hat. Makes thei such Wondqfi -that. Makes them -r 1 STUDY the 8 points of "Western Auto" battery superiority listed on the right . . . . go to your nparest "Western Auto" store and have our salesman explain them . . . then install a Wiz ard or Western Giant in your car . . . and let months years of trouble-free satisfactory serv ice prove to you that this inbuilt quality makes "Western Auto" batteries superior values . . . that are appreciated by thousands of Western mo torists, who are replacing their present batteries with Wizards and Western Giants. It a only because we know that every Vizard or Western Giant Battery it built to last that we are able to guarantee them to fully and for tuch long periods . . . and to back them with our popular CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT policy I NEW Ew Prises w. Uears every chance to run wild over the tottering Husky. "All of my players are in good nhape with the exception of Benny laom." Coach Nibs Price said. "Itenuy says he is ready and will ing to' play. 1 don't know. wheth er I will use him or not It all depends on how he comet along until game time. He was shaken up a bit in the Oregon game and has had to take things easy since." Tim Californlans -whose goal line has not been crossed In inter rolUvlate play this season, are rated as four touchdowns better Question Is Whether, that I'rke has brought with him z men, wmie tnocn uagsnaw has but 30 who know the signals. Despite the unquestioned su- i i periorlty of his men. Price lndlcat- jed that he' would start his first String, ir I.om is not lined Stan DRY FIELD FORECAST 1 ho '" Proved most annoy- j Ing to Washington, will take his place while "Speed" Newman will ! Mil Parr's shoes. Cougars Use 5 Sophs fiPOKANB. Nov. 9 Thirty-two ; Washington State College Cougars 'will go through light rxerclses at I Portland today as the final work out before the game with the Uni versity of California at Los An geles in the Rose City Saturday. The squad entrained last night. Five sophomores probably wilt bp In the starting lineup, said Coach Tiahe Holllnebery. Heading the list will be Elmer Schwartz, Herculean guard, who has been smearing enemy plays with sur prising regularity. Mel Heln, 200 pound sophomore center, will re place "Prick" Graham, whose In juries probably will keep him on the bench. Porter Lalnhart, triple threat second year man, prob ably will start at half and George Hill and Sam Hnnpon, sophomores I will man the Wings. tcwa Flash Fearsd ! CHICAGO. Nov. 9. A tow- headed sophomore, Oran Papp, who can run the length of the gridiron In lesa than 10 seconds and not that giant Indian line cnifher. Mayes MT.ain. worries Ohio Slfiie ns it marshals Its ! forces for its championship ell I mlnallnn combat with Iowa tomnr I row. j Papp. who In about 40 minutes 'of work all season has taken the Head tn Individual scoring in the Pig Ten by making eight touch i downs, has been the subject of ! Inns' lectures bv Coach Jack Wllce I or Ohio all week, i "If you can stop him. I think we ! nn heat Iowa and win the Pig Ten foot h 11 championship," Wile has told his men. Given any kind of interference nnd once past the line of scrim mage. Papp Is an extremely hard man to catch or stop. IJke "Tied" G van ere he can wlrgta awav from tacklers, and on an open field he Is even fnster. Prooram at Portland PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 9 Two hardened. determined football trams, the University of Cnllforia nt Low Angeles and Washington j Rlnte Col'ge. Invaded Portland to- dav to gf ready for their Pacific CDnst conference meeting tomor row afternoon In the Multnomah, stadium. Kach team expects to he he at Its peak tomorrow to play Its , bot gflme of the season. The kinks accumulated by the! : Bruins In the long train ride from j I Lou Angeles will he straightened i i out in n lifht workou on the plav 1 Ing field Two wee.. 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Morton Thompson, randi- dsile tor mayor, who had no oppo- 1 sliion. rt'rrlved 1 rtrt Totes In I he Vpt Siiiherlin preelnot and SO In the Kaf Siiiherlin pierlnrt. Mark N. Tlsdale. who had no op Insitlon for cftv treasurer. reeelT d lift votes 60 In the West Suth erlln prertnrt and Sri In the Kast Sutherlln prerlnrt. From the re turns made by the election board. 11. S. Stock has apparently won the rltv recorder office over Will J. Uayner, Incnmhent, by etpht votes. There wi re elirht candidates for the six vacancies on the city council, and from the returns made by the election hoard it rould snpenr that M C Unnd, .T W. Culver. Glenn Cooper. TVllaon. Hurtshorn. John W. Turner and John W. leltrol received the larjr eit nuniher of votes and are there fore elected. WILL ERPCT AIRWAY TOWER ON C. W. HARTLEY PROPERTY The West has two reputations matchless scenery and matchless HILLS BROS Coffee jc Nature gave the West one 'Royal Gorge. H ills Bros, gave the W est coffee with a flavor that only Controlled Roasting can produce. WESTERN scenery is a daily thrill. So is Hills Bros. Coffee. No other coffee tastes so good. Hills Bros.' exclusive, contin uous process of roasting a few pounds at a time roasts every berry evenly. That's the secret! All the delicious flavor and mouth-watering aroma created by Controlled Roasting comes to you intact because Hills Bros. Coffee is packed in vacuum. You realize this the moment you open the tin. The coffee-loving West drinks Hills Bros. Coffee with com plete satisfaction. Ask for it by name and look for the Arab on the can. Fresh from the original vacuum pack. Easily opened with the key. sue. V- a Fit. off. C le.'a S. MONEY CIRCULATION I FIGURED S40.46 PER HEAD WASHINGTON'. Nov. 8 In thf rnltod StatPR on October 31 thern was 4.StT.7B.4fi5 in money In cir culation or 140.4ft er capita of till ratimatert population of 118. s.ts.ono the country had on that ilate. The figures were announced today by the treasury. The circulation statement showed a stfu laii in the. per cMpiia cur rency circulation since October. 1120. on which date It amounted to I5&.01 per person. Last year dur ing October the per capita circu lation was 942.12. lo a fire, the steam formed will material without puckering unless stitching thin silk. cause the material to shrink. n i stitched over newspaper. The paper Is first basted on. After A (rood Interlining for cuffs on If lace Is carefully basted to a I stitching, the paper will tear a- I meh'a shirts la soft old table piece of cheesecloth, less care ! very easily, leaving the work all linen. The linen Is already shrunk will be necessary when washing smooth. This is good also when land holds the starch well. It. If curtain stretchers are not available, good lesults are ob tained by pinning the curtains on sheets to dry. rwsj TT!t.y?!!. novernnienl officials, who were In Siiiherlin the first of the IweeVt. Irned a contract with O. W. Hart Icy, which granted them permls-1 'nn to erect an airway tower on J Mr. Hartlev's property In I-aure! I IMehis addition, says the Suth-1 erlm Sun. The tower will be eighty feet In helaht of steel : construction and stand on a ce ment foundstlon It will he erect ed on the hill north of Vr Hart leys resldece and The rallfomla Oregon Tower companv Is tn fnr n!h cletrlclty for the beacon light. 1 FIGHT? LAST NIGHT t ! (Ax-Utr hw. I.-J W trey NKXV YOIIK-Kld Chocolate. Cuba, outpointed Pinky Silverburg. i Ansonla. Conn. ( 10, Clyde Jones. 1 Wilmington. N. C. outpointed Hen-1 nle lllacco. New York HI. Al Sing cr. New York, stopped Johnny Lawson. Jersey City t51. i CINCINNATI, t). Eddie Ander on. Casper. Wyo.. and Augie HI-1 sano. Brooklyn, drew tlO). Mickey O'llara. Covington. Ky., outpoint-) ed Jerry Palton. IndiarMpntia tft. I-are may be stiffened by rlns-. Ing It In a mixture of two table-' spoons of alcoltol and one cup of water. Ammonia Is effective for re moving idodine stains. A dilute , solution of caustic soda or caus tic lye may also be used. I Art gum. If used frequently for 1 slightly soiled spots on kid gloves. will keep them In wearable con dition for some time, postponing the necessity for a thorough clean ing. Much time Is saved If knitted underwear, hosiery and towela are not Ironed. The absorptive pow der la also lessened by the heat. Money to Loan Douglas Building & Loan Assn. 147 Jackson Street The Arrow Line, Inc. I I Overnight Service Between Portland, Roseburg and Marshfield HOME POINTERS (From School of Home Kconomlcs) If wool tarmcnts are drleu close To prevent cotton from knotting, make the knot on the end of the thread that first leaves the spool, and you will sew without klnka or knots. ft la almost Impossible to ml-chlne-stltch fine lace or any thin Roule your freight by the Arrow Line Terminal 390 W East Tavlor St. Portland t hi . ... - vince ana rvarrnoine new Metzger Building Telephone 541 H. A. DENN, ROSEBURG MANAGER
